Sentence examples for ambitious singing from inspiring English sources

Still, Rihanna is doing some of her most direct, ambitious singing here.

Jon Caramanica of The New York Times positively reviewed the song writing, "Rihanna is doing some of her most direct, ambitious singing here.

Ms. Turturro, who took this role to challenge herself and gratify a lifelong ambition (she says she is not overly ambitious) to sing on Broadway, finally got onstage, after a single same-day dress rehearsal with cast and orchestra, on Nov. 29.

Critics have typically reviewed such songs as examples of Jackson's persecution complex and self-absorption, but such a dismissal misses a more important fact: unlike most pop music content to dwell in shallow sentimentality and recycled clichés, Jackson, in this rather ambitious track, is singing truth to power on an issue with relevance far beyond his personal life.

But it's a charisma matched by the music – ambitious, intelligent, sublimely sung tunes that bring together Don Juan, sculpture and bongo solos, as if it's the most natural thing in the world.

The Rolling Stones had a major hit singing, "Time, time, time, it's on my side yes it is!" How many small business owners or ambitious professionals could sing those words today and agree with the message they send?

He's not a provocateur and he's not overly ambitious with his songwriting or singing.

"Half as big as life, that's me / But that's not the way I always mean to be," Chuck Baxter, the musical's hapless and ambitious hero, sings.

MoveOn.org has sent millions of e-mails talking up Mr Obama's budget as "ambitious, amazing and unapologetically progressive .Apart from singing the virtues of the president's policies, his allies are also busy demonising the other side.

Evita should be a fiercely ambitious character as embodied in her singing.

His next film was another ambitious costume spectacular, Cantando Dietro i Paraventi (Singing Behind Screens, 2003) set among the pirates of late 18th-century China.